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Mean Value Theorem

This document discusses applications of Rolle's theorem, Lagrange's mean value theorem, and Cauchy's mean value theorem to various functions over different intervals. It provides examples to verify these theorems and derive results about the values of x and c that satisfy the mean value theorems. It also uses Taylor's theorem to prove an inequality involving sine functions.

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Mean Value Theorem

This document discusses applications of Rolle's theorem, Lagrange's mean value theorem, and Cauchy's mean value theorem to various functions over different intervals. It provides examples to verify these theorems and derive results about the values of x and c that satisfy the mean value theorems. It also uses Taylor's theorem to prove an inequality involving sine functions.

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and

3(1+ex)
-
= x
(1 +*)
in (), we
get log
Substituting
er> 0
0> 0,
and 1 <1
Sincer>0 (1+ex)">1 i.e.,
(1+0x)°
or
2
+
2 81+ 6x)° 2 3
2 3
Hence -+
log(1+x)<x-. 2 3
PROBLEMS 4.4
L Verify Rolle's theorem for (i) flx) (x +2)* (x
u y=e (sin x cos x) in

=
-3) in (-2,3).
(tu4, 5TU4).
-
(ii) flx)=x(r + 3) e-1/2 in (-3,0).
i) fz)= log +ab
xa+b)n (a,b).
AING MATHEMATC
CALCULUS & ITS APPLICATIONS
DiFFERENTIAL
cos x. 147
a TIsing Rolle's theorem for flx) x"-i(a-x", find
=
the value ofx between
a Verify Lagrange's
Mean value theorem for
the
o
where f'
and a
following functions and find the appropriate
(x) = 0.
) fx) = (x- 1) (x- 2) (x - 3) in (0, 4) value of c in each case:
(ii) fx) = sin x in [0, r]
(V.T.U., 2009)
(ii) fx) = log, x in [1, el. (Nagpur, 2008)
(iv) fAx)=er in [0, 1].
4. By applying Mean value theorem to (V.T.U., 2007)
e.,
fx) =log 2. sin+ log x, prove that log 2. cos+ 0 for some x between 1 and 2.
5. In the Mean value theorem:fx + h) =flx) +
h flx + 0h),
show that 0 1/2 for flx) ar2 + bx +c in (0, 1).
= =
6. Iffh) =f0) + hf' (0)+ 2! f"(eh), 0 < e<1, find 0 when h =1 and fx) =
(1-x)2,
7. (a) Tfx is positive, show that x> log (1 +x)>x- (J.N.T.U., 2015)
6) Prove that, x >tan x> 2 0 < x < T/2. (w.B.T.U., 2016)
1+
8. Iff(x) = sin-l x, 0 <a<b<1, use Mean value theorem to prove that
b-aa
b-a <sin-1b- sin'a < -
V-a) 1-6)
".U., 2005) 9. Prove that for 0<a<b.
< log |
b
Mumbai, 2008)
Hence show that los
theorem for the functions
Verify the result of Cauchy's m e a n value J.N.T.U., 2006 S)
()sinx and cos x in the interval la, b].
(t) log,x and 1/x in the interval[1,el. mean value theorem is the arithmetic mean
that *' of Cauchy's
) and glx) are respectively e and e*, prove (Mumbai, 2008)
between a and b. 3 terms where x = 1.
(1- x)52 with Lagrange's
form of remainder upto
Maclaurin's theorem flx) =
1 3. y
Using Taylor's theorem, prove that
for a > 0.
< sinx <*- 120
6

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